Trader consensus strongly favors Iván Cepeda Castro to win Colombia's presidential first-round vote on May 31, driven by consistent polling leads in recent surveys like Invamer's May 12 release showing him at 44% versus Abelardo de la Espriella's 21% and Paloma Valencia's 20%. Cepeda benefits from consolidated support within President Petro's Historic Pact coalition, bolstered by their March legislative election gains, while right-wing fragmentation between de la Espriella's outsider appeal and Valencia's center-right base dilutes opposition votes. Steady campaign momentum from regional rallies and endorsements has widened his edge, though a late right-wing consolidation or turnout surge in battleground areas could narrow the gap ahead of potential runoff scenarios.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket. Isto não é aconselhamento de trading e não tem qualquer papel na resolução deste mercado. · AtualizadoFather of slain Colombian candidate Miguel Uribe relaunches presidential bid
Iván Cepeda Castro jumps to 57%10%
Miguel Uribe Londoño announced his presidential campaign to defend his late son's political legacy despite falling out with the Democratic Center party. This event highlighted the ongoing political violence and instability in Colombia ahead of the 2026 election, potentially impacting voter sentiment and market perceptions of candidate viability.


















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